Central Midlands Football League - Champions

Champions

Season Supreme Division Premier Division Division One
1983–84 Ashbourne Derby Rolls Royce Shepshed Charterhouse reserves
1984–85 Graham St Prims reserves Ilkeston Town reserves Rossington Main
Season Supreme Division Premier Division
1985–86 Huthwaite Stanton
Season Supreme Division Premier Division Division One
1986–87 Hinckley Town Stanton Shirebrook Construction
Season Supreme Division Premier Division
1987–88 Harworth Colliery Institute Huthwaite
1988–89 Boston Priory Eastwood
1989–90 Hucknall Town Mickleover Royal British Legion
Season Supreme Division Premier Division Division One
1990–91 Hucknall Town Mickleover Royal British Legion Gedling Town
Season Supreme Division Premier Division North Premier Division South
1991–92 Lincoln United Fryston Colliery Welfare Slack & Parr
Season Supreme Division Premier Division
1992–93 Arnold Town Sandicare Town
1993–94 Glapwell Nuthall
1994–95 Heanor Town Clipstone Welfare
1995–96 Oakham United Killamarsh Juniors
1996–97 Heanor Town Clipstone Welfare
1997–98 Gedling Town Goole
1998–99 Mickleover Sports Lincoln Moorlands
1999–00 Lincoln Moorlands Holbrook
2000–01 Shirebrook Town North Notts
2001–02 Shirebrook Town Retford United
2002–03 Carlton Town Pelican
2003–04 Retford United Radcliffe Olympic
2004–05 Dunkirk AFC Barnsley
2005–06 Barton Town Old Boys Bilborough Pelican
2006–07 Bottesford Town Hatfield Main
2007–08 Askern Welfare Ollerton Town
2008–09 Radcliffe Olympic Louth Town
2009–10 Louth Town Church Warsop Miners Welfare
2010–11 Sheffield Parramore Yorkshire Main
Season North Division South Division
2011–12 Westella & Willerby Basford United

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